24 Oras Express: August 29, 2023 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Martes, August 29, 2023.  - Baha dahil sa high tide, sumalubong sa mga estudyante at guro sa ilang paaralan sa Calumpit, Bulacan  - Back-to-school blues, naramdaman ng ilang Kinder at Grade 1 students  - Baha at landslide, namerwisyo sa ilang lugar  - Unang araw ng pagbabalik-eskuwela sa Cagayan, sinuspinde dahil sa mga pag-ulan; ilang paaralan, binaha  - Ilang pulis-QC, tumayong complainant vs. dating pulis na nanakit at nagkasa ng baril sa nakaalitang siklista  - Bagyong Goring, bahagyang lumakas habang patuloy na tinutumbok ang extreme northern Luzon; TS Haikui, unti-unti namang lumalapit sa PAR  - Pag-asa Island sa Kalayaan, problema ang kakulangan sa mga pasilidad at istruktura  - Patikim sa upcoming film na "Five Break-ups and a Romance", pinusuan ng fans  - 15 Last Mile Schools na layong bigyan ng paaralan ang mga nasa liblib na lugar, pinasinayaan ng DepEd sa Visayas  - 24 Oras anchor Mike Enriquez, pumanaw na sa edad na 71  - Mike Enriquez, mahigit 50 taong naglingkod sa industriya ng broadcasting bago pumanaw sa edad na 71  For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs, including the full version of 24 Oras.  24 Oras is GMA Network's flagship newscast, anchored by GMA News pillars Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales and Emil Sumangil featuring top news stories from the Philippines and the hottest showbiz news on Chika Minute hosted by Iya Arellano. Visit GMA News Online (http://www.gmanews.tv/24Oras) for more.

Transcript

00:00 Live from the GMA Network Center, this is 24 Horas.

00:06 Good evening, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

00:13 A new admission, but still an old problem of the teachers and students in the first day of school.

00:22 The first day high of the students in Calumpit, Bulacan was flooded with high tide.

00:27 That's why face-to-face classes were not canceled in the old classrooms.

00:33 And that's what Oscar Oida is reporting live.

00:36 Well, Vicky, Emil, instead of back to school,

00:45 flood to school is what happened to some students in Calumpit, Bulacan.

00:51 High tide will happen.

00:53 Many of their classrooms were flooded.

00:56 Flooded.

00:57 The sandbags that are being placed are the ones that are serving the way in Santa Lucia National High School here in Calumpit, Bulacan.

01:08 A large part of the classes were flooded because of the high tide.

01:13 Up to 30 of the classrooms are not available for students to use.

01:17 That's why more than 1,000 students are being forced to stay in the remaining 16 classrooms.

01:24 Although we are shifting, what we are doing is we are allocating the rooms.

01:29 There is a group for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, so forth and so on.

01:35 Continuously, on the first day of the class, the students experienced the effect of flood in their studies.

01:42 We were not able to concentrate properly because of the flood.

01:47 We were bitten by mosquitoes.

01:48 Instead of all of us, high school students, were able to enter, now it is alternate.

01:55 In Santa Lucia, students were still able to enter.

01:58 Here in Pascual Cruz Memorial Elementary School in Calumpit, the entrance was flooded.

02:05 Only teachers are forced to enter to prepare the modules that will be distributed to the students.

02:13 Although face-to-face classes were not possible, the first day of school was still ongoing with more than 200 students in their classes.

02:21 When the high tide comes, they have an alternative delivery mode.

02:26 What they will do when the high tide comes, they have a schedule.

02:31 What will they do if the students are in modular, online, we are ready.

02:36 If true, according to their principal, they are used to high tide, but they hope that their studies will continue to improve

02:45 so that even if the high tide comes, they can still have a class.

02:49 However, they need a big amount of money for this.

02:54 We are dreaming for the children, but what we can do as a solution, we are doing it slowly.

03:03 According to DepEd Bulacan, a request has been filed regarding this.

03:08 I know that our schools are budgeting.

03:13 There are requests for two-story buildings so that children can go there in case the flood water rises.

03:29 As you can see here in my back, until now, the floodwater is still remaining.

03:36 A large part of Santa Lucia National High School is here in Kalumpit, Bulacan.

03:42 According to the residents here, this situation will be removed until the next flood.

03:49 Vicky?

03:50 Thank you very much, Oscar Oida.

03:54 More than 22 million students enrolled in the opening of classes this year, according to the Department of Education.

04:02 A reunion for some, but there are also people who feel the back to school blues.

04:09 The other thing is, on the first day of the school year, Ian Cruz was live.

04:20 Mel, because of the large number of students, there are classes that are shifting, like here in Batasan Hills National High School.

04:28 There are other students who cannot avoid the separation anxiety from their parents on the first day of class.

04:35 Here in Batasan Hills National High School, which is one of the largest high schools in the country,

04:45 more than 18,000 students are enrolled in the junior and senior high.

04:49 After 4.30 in the morning, many students entered early.

04:54 There are those in covered court while most are in the classroom.

04:59 There is a shortage of classrooms, so classes are limited to morning and afternoon shifts.

05:05 According to the principal, there are 54 classrooms that are lacking, so full face-to-face classes cannot be held.

05:12 The first shift starts at 6am to 12.20pm and the second shift is from 1pm to 7.20pm.

05:20 Most classes are doing blended learning, aside from students in the special program.

05:26 In the junior high, there are sections with set A and set B, where they are in the blended learning for 3 days in school and 2 days at home.

05:35 I need 45. So that the congestion can be avoided, eventually we can avoid the blended.

05:47 They might be able to provide this classroom for 5 days.

05:53 Mommy!

05:56 Some students in Kinder and Grade 1 of West Rambo Elementary School in Taguig are crying when they are told that their parents have been sent.

06:04 This Kinder was only brought by its mother, so it cried.

06:08 In the classroom, you can see the uniformed students from Makati, but there are bags from Taguig.

06:16 West Rambo Elementary School is one of the 14 EMBO schools that are under Makati, but because of the Supreme Court's decision, it will be transferred to Taguig.

06:27 DepEd does not see a problem if the students have assistance from the 2 LGUs that they can use this school year.

06:35 Since we don't have a prescribed uniform, I told the school heads that if they are given 2 sets of uniforms, then they can wear it in different scheduled days within the week.

06:46 DepEd's advice to the teachers of the EMBO schools is that the LGUs should not be too strict, and that the children's welfare should be strict.

06:57 You focus on the side of the learners. So whatever is for the benefit of the learners, that should be your priority.

07:06 In the 14 EMBO schools visited by DepEd, the opening of the class is not a problem.

07:12 [Students talking]

07:18 Mel, it's already night, but the class is still continuing here at Batasan Hills National High School.

07:23 This is the second shift, this is the class of the Grade 8 Star Section that will end later at 7.20 p.m.

07:33 That's the latest from Quezon City. Back to you, Mel.

07:36 Thank you very much, Ian Crew.

07:39 [Rainfall]

07:40 Floods and landslides are happening in several places in the country due to the continuous flooding of the Goring.

07:47 There are still things that need to be cleaned in some places in Visayas, where even though there are far from the floods, there are still some rainfalls.

07:54 And Maki Pulido was able to see it.

07:56 [Rainfall]

07:59 The heavy rainfall that was experienced in the province of Abra is why some roads were flooded.

08:05 There are motorists stranded, but there are also those who drowned in the flood.

08:09 The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council also alerted the residents near Abra River to raise the water level.

08:17 In Bagao, Cagayan, the Tai-Tai-San Isidro Bridge was not able to pass, which was also submerged in the flood due to the continuous rain.

08:25 Due to the bad weather, the opening of the class this morning in Ilagan City, Isabela, did not continue.

08:31 According to some teachers, the cleaning and arranging of the classes will continue.

08:36 Every landslide and rockslide was also recorded in Mountain Province, which was also immediately responded by the local government.

08:44 Residents in Barangay Santo Nino in Sablayan, Occidental, Mindoro were evacuated.

08:49 Because the water level is continuously rising due to the rain.

08:52 On top of the flood, rubber boats were needed to evacuate.

08:57 There were also evacuated in Bacolod City.

09:01 Many houses were submerged in the flood and almost all the water in some places.

09:05 6,000 individuals were evacuated due to the flood.

09:09 This vehicle slid on the road after the driver avoided the high part of the flood, but it hit the gutter.

09:17 Although far from the flood, the wind and rain were strong in the mid-Sayapkot-Tabato.

09:24 According to the forecast, the rain that fell in different parts of the country still fell in Bagyong Goring and Habagan.

09:31 For GMA Integrated News, Mackie Pulido, 24 Hours.

09:36 Signal number 2 is still high in some parts of Cagayan.

09:40 Not only the cows were submerged in the flood, but also some schools that did not use the first day of school.

09:46 The situation there is being discussed live by Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV, 1 North Central Luzon.

09:53 Jasmine.

09:54 Emil, because of the water level in the rivers, some schools in the province of Cagayan were submerged in the flood.

10:05 The first day of school was suspended in all areas of Cagayan.

10:12 For the safety of the students, especially since the effects of the Goring flood are still felt.

10:17 In Baggao, the flood reached the front of Remus Elementary School, as well as in San Vicente Elementary School in Gataran,

10:24 Binahari of Rebeca National High School in the town of Gonzaga, and Villagracia Elementary School South District in the town of Bugay.

10:31 The part of the Silid Aralan of Santa Teresita National High School in the town of Santa Teresita was also damaged.

10:37 While the flood was being feared by the Bagulod Elementary School in Amulong.

10:42 The current situation of our school ground is that there is no drainage.

10:47 We have made a recommendation to the government to suspend the classes to give way to cleaning the schools and cleaning the houses of those affected by the flood.

11:05 The evacuation center used by the government continues to send students to the province, like the Kabuluan Elementary School in the town of Alcala.

11:12 As soon as it is safe, we will continue our return to school.

11:19 Meanwhile, the continuous rising of the Cagayan River is being feared.

11:24 Earlier this morning, the water level suddenly rose in the major river systems.

11:28 In the town of Gonzaga, a child was trapped in the water, the authorities said.

11:34 Some roads and bridges were not accessible due to the rising of the river, like the town of Bagau.

11:40 As of now, 14 towns are preparing for the possibility of flooding if the Cagayan River reaches 10 meters.

11:47 Emil, here in our area in the town of Santa Teresita, particularly in Simpatuyu Elementary School, the flood has already crossed the school.

12:00 If the rain continues, the flood rate will increase.

12:04 Meanwhile, tomorrow, on Wednesday, the classes in all schools in the province of Cagayan will be suspended.

12:12 Emil?

12:13 Thank you very much.

12:14 Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV, One North Central Luzon.

12:20 Some police officers of Quezon City filed a complaint against their former boss who was injured and shot by a cyclist.

12:31 According to the investigation, this is not the first time that a police officer was shot and dismissed from his job.

12:38 Jon Venaracion was also shot.

12:44 Because a cyclist was the one who filed a complaint, who was injured and shot by the former police officer Wilfredo Gonzalez,

12:51 police of Quezon City filed a complaint against him with the complaint of an alarm and scandal.

12:56 The shooting of that gun in front of a person who is seen by many people in Quezon Avenue is an alarm and scandal.

13:06 The Land Transportation Office also suspended Gonzalez's driver's license. According to LTO Chief Assistant Secretary Atty. Vigor Mendoza II,

13:15 his license can be permanently revoked depending on the outcome of the investigation.

13:20 The PNP also revoked his license for gun.

13:24 According to the record of the Philippine National Police, the gun was also fired at the victim,

13:29 so Wilfredo Gonzalez was dismissed from his job in June 2018.

13:34 We can see based on the record that he was really a propensity.

13:37 The former PNP chief Oscar Albayalde also revoked Gonzalez's dismissal order due to grave misconduct.

13:43 At that time, we brought all the cases so that this is part of the cleansing program of the Philippine National Police.

13:50 Atty. Raymond Fortune is one of the people who posted the video of the incident on social media.

13:55 He hopes that the cyclist's mind will change and he will file a complaint.

14:01 His family is still inside and they will not continue filing the case.

14:06 I am still hopeful that in the next coming days, there will be other people who will come out from the government

14:16 saying that they would want to support this cyclist.

14:19 Police Brigadier General Nicolás Torre III said that he did not drive forcefully and the cyclist was attacked by his vehicle.

14:27 In QCPD Station 11 after the incident,

14:30 Fortune said that he saw something different in the CCTV footage inside the station.

14:37 They were holding hands, the cyclist was riding Mr. Gonzalez.

14:42 I would like to believe that they separated without any law.

14:48 Gonzalez was tried in the QCPD last week and he was arrested by the media.

14:53 The PNP chief did not like Benjamin Acorda Jr.

14:57 He said that this is a special treatment.

14:59 He is asking the Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management to investigate this.

15:04 If the police will see that they are the ones giving the insinuations that we are protecting this kind of actions,

15:12 it is not good and we will not tolerate it.

15:15 Special treatment is being alluded to me.

15:17 The guy is a retired policeman or dismissed policeman.

15:21 NCO, way below my salary grade.

15:24 For GMA Integrated News, June Veneracion, 24 Horas.

15:30 My fellow countrymen, let's be alert because of the strong storm Goring

15:45 while the extreme northern Luzon is continuously being hit.

15:49 And yesterday, wind signals were added again that were raised by the weather forecast.

15:54 Because of the strong storm Goring, the signal number 4 was raised in the northeastern portion of Babuyan Islands.

16:00 Signal number 3 in the southern portion of Batanes and the remaining part of Babuyan Islands.

16:05 Signal number 2 in the northeastern portion of Mainland Cagayan,

16:10 the remaining part of Batanes, northern portion of Ilocos Norte and Apayau.

16:15 While signal number 1 in the northern and eastern portion of Isabela,

16:19 the remaining part of Ilocos Norte, other parts of Cagayan and Apayau,

16:24 and the northern portion of Abra and Calinga.

16:27 The last to pass was the Typhoon Goring at a distance of 165 kilometers east of Calayan, Cagayan.

16:33 Because it is still in the sea, the storm is still increasing.

16:37 It is carrying the maximum winds of 165 kilometers per hour and a gust of 205 kilometers per hour.

16:46 It is moving west-northwest at a speed of 10 kilometers per hour.

16:50 According to the forecast, it is possible that tonight or tomorrow morning,

16:54 the storm Goring will pass near Babuyan Islands.

16:57 But the possibility of landfall is not being removed.

17:01 It is expected that it will come out as far as tomorrow night or Thursday morning.

17:06 While the storm Goring is passing by, the Tropical Storm with an international name, Hai Kuei, is slowly approaching our boundary.

17:15 According to the forecast, it is expected to pass by tomorrow and will be called the "Hana Storm".

17:21 For now, the chance of landfall is low, but we will continue to monitor.

17:26 Tomorrow, the rainy season is still expected in most of the country due to the storm Goring and Habagat.

17:33 If we look at the weather forecast, tomorrow morning, there will be heavy rain in Northern Luzon and Mimaropa.

17:41 So, to our fellow citizens, be alert to possible flooding or landslides.

17:46 It will also rain in some parts of Central Luzon and Calabar Zone, as well as in some parts of Bicol Region by afternoon.

17:54 In Metro Manila, the chance of rain tomorrow is high.

17:58 So, to students and teachers, please commute, wear a raincoat, so that you will avoid hassle on your trip.

18:05 For Visayas, it is expected to rain almost by afternoon in some parts of Panay Island and Negros Provinces,

18:13 as well as in some parts of Eastern Visayas and Central Visayas.

18:17 For our fellow citizens in Mindanao, the chance of rain is low,

18:22 except for Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao, and Caraga, where the chance of rain is low and scattered in the afternoon.

18:31 Meanwhile, let us remind fishermen and those who have a car for the sea,

18:36 it is still dangerous to sail in the bay of Luzon and Visayas, as well as in some parts of Mindanao.

18:44 And that is the latest news for now.

18:46 I am Maureen Shrivers for GMA Integrated News Weather Center.

18:50 We are your hosts, any time is fine.

18:53 It is time for professionals, like doctors and engineers, to go to the island for their freedom.

19:02 Until now, facilities and medical services are still facing problems.

19:08 That is the joint force that Joseph Morong and Chino Gaston are talking about.

19:17 This school is still in a bad state in the hope of freedom,

19:21 which was destroyed in 2021 in the storm Odette.

19:25 That is why some students are only in the training center, but earlier, there was no teacher.

19:30 The opening schools were late.

19:32 It is also prohibited to get sick in the hope of freedom.

19:35 There is only a municipal health center there, which is not ready for those who are sick or in an emergency.

19:42 We have stocks of medicines there, usual, but when it is really assessed that it needs to be lowered,

19:51 we would be requesting from the AFP, an aircraft.

19:58 In the 1940s, when the Philippines discovered and controlled the Kalayaan Island Group near Palawan,

20:05 in 1978, the municipality of Kalayaan was established with a barangay, the Barangay Pagasa Island.

20:11 Here in Puerto Princesa, the municipality has an extension office.

20:15 But since then, it seems that the construction of structures and facilities on the island has become slow.

20:22 For Maritime Security Expert, Ray Powell, it is time to change the strategy in the West Philippine Sea

20:29 because my status quo did not become effective or there is no movement because the construction of artificial islands there is still ongoing.

20:37 We would send, together with the Philippines, we would send doctors, we would send engineers.

20:42 Those are all within normal American practice. We do it all the time. We do it in the Philippines.

20:48 We just have never done it at Pagasa.

20:50 Powell does not believe that doctors and engineers will be forced to go there to harm China.

20:57 They have a bad argument. They would have an argument that somehow we are exacerbating tensions.

21:04 And we would simply say, with doctors? If you're only always de-escalating,

21:09 then what a large country will often do is take that as a sign of weakness.

21:13 We are also getting the attention of the AFP, DFA, Defense Department, and China in this matter.

21:19 Joint maritime patrols of the Philippines, Australia, and other countries are expected to be conducted in the West Philippine Sea.

21:27 This was mentioned at the end of the ALON 2023 Joint Military Exercises of the Philippines and Australia, together with several US forces.

21:35 The joint patrols is merely the next stage of our relationship,

21:39 showing the region that we are unified in our desire for a free, peaceful, and stable, and prosperous region.

21:47 We are of course anticipating the conduct of joint maritime patrols with Australia in areas of common interest,

21:57 together with other like-minded partners such as Japan and the United States.

22:04 According to AFP Chief General Romeo Browner, this has been approved by President Marcos, although some details are still being fixed.

22:11 Once the joint patrols are conducted, the question is, will it reach places like Ayungin,

22:17 where China is blocking the resupply missions of the BRP Sierra Madre?

22:22 We don't talk about operations as such.

22:24 This is a case of where countries like Australia and the Philippines exercise our right of freedom of navigation and overflight in international waters.

22:35 We have done so for many, many years, and we will continue to do so.

22:41 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Chino Gaston.

22:44 Joseph Morong, for 24 Hours.

22:46 A quick chat to be updated on the Sherbiz happenings.

22:52 You really don't have any recommendations?

22:56 That was just one of the exciting scenes that you should look forward to in the upcoming film, "The Five Breakups and a Romance".

23:04 Direct Antoinette Hadaonen teased that Direct Irene Villamor has permission.

23:10 The fans are now seated for "Bolder and Fiercer Alden Richards and Julie Montez" in the film in collaboration with GMA Pictures, Cornerstone Studios, and Myriad Corporation.

23:21 Bretman Rock meets Taylor Sheesh!

23:26 Two icons slaying the peg of photos of power queens together.

23:30 Before this, Bretman is a fanboy of Taylor Sheesh's online performance in a birthday celebration.

23:38 Kapuso Sparkle continues to sparkle!

23:43 Sparkle GMA Artist Center celebrated the Outstanding Artist Management of the Year on the 7th anniversary of Most Outstanding Men and Women of the Philippines by Best Magazine.

23:53 Some sparkle teens and artists were also awarded. And GMA First Vice President for Program Management, Joey Abacan.

24:01 On the first day of the school year, 15 new schools will open for their teachers and students in remote areas in Visayas.

24:13 Vice President and Education Secretary, Sara Duterte, will be the first to lead the opening ceremony.

24:20 And live, Nico Sereno of GMA Regional TV, Balitang Bisbal.

24:25 Vicky, on the opening of the new school year, the new school buildings of some last mile schools here in the province of Cebu were inaugurated.

24:44 On the first day of the school year, all the students and three teachers of Caluangan One Primary School in Asturias, Cebu were here.

24:55 They even have their own school building with four classrooms.

24:59 The Department of Education formally turned over the house, which is one of the last mile schools program of DepEd, as a help for the schools in remote areas.

25:12 It is said to be a big help for the schools because in more than 20 years, they only have four makeshift classrooms.

25:21 In her turn, Vice President and DepEd Secretary, Sara Duterte, gave importance to basic education in remote areas where the schools are still a problem.

25:34 In Danau City, Cebu, Vice President led the blessing a turnovers ceremony of the new four classroom school building of Melesyo Tito Elementary School in Barangay Oguis.

25:47 We want to highlight our efforts to make sure that education is accessible to our far-flung barangays and our children, our learners in remote areas.

26:09 The classes in schools in Mindanao are also continuing. In Davao City, 399,000 learners returned to school today.

26:19 Davao City National High School has more than 13,000 students.

26:25 The number of students is shifting. DepEd is also addressing the lack of teachers.

26:33 Don't worry because we have more than 190 senior high school teachers.

26:39 We prioritize them to handle the school.

26:41 So, this is new?

26:42 Yes, new.

26:43 How is it possible?

26:45 Within two weeks, we will hire them.

26:54 DepEd is urging that basic education should be strengthened, especially in remote areas, to encourage young people to enroll and enter the classroom.

27:05 Thank you very much, Nico Sereno of GMA Regional TV, Balitang Bisdak.

27:13 It is sad to report by GMA Network that our beloved friend Mike Enriquez passed away.

27:25 He is 71 years old.

27:31 Mike has been with us every night for 24 hours for almost two decades.

27:39 He has also been the host of the Public Affairs Programme na Investigador for more than 20 years.

27:45 Mike served as the President of RGMA Network, Inc. and became the Senior Vice President and Consultant for Radio Operations of GMA.

27:57 He is also the host of Super Balita sa Umaga and Saksi sa Double B, Super Radio DZ Double B.

28:06 Mike has been serving the audience and listeners for more than 50 years.

28:14 He started in the industry in 1969 and became part of GMA Network in 1995.

28:23 The Board of Directors, Management and Employees of GMA Network, Inc. were in awe of Mike's achievements.

28:33 According to GMA Network, his dedication to the industry will serve as an inspiration to all.

28:42 For more than 50 years in the broadcasting industry, Mike Enriquez's dedication and contribution to the work he loved wholeheartedly will not be forgotten.

29:02 He is our guest for today's news and witness of history.

29:09 Our friend, fellow and partner, loved and waited for by millions of Filipinos.

29:19 Super Radio DZ Double B

29:21 Good morning Luzon, good morning Visayas, good morning Mindanao.

29:25 Since the rise of the sun,

29:27 6 minutes past 7 in the morning, the time is passing by.

29:31 Live from GMA Network Center, this is 24 Hours.

29:35 Why is it that up to now, 8 million Filipinos are still using drugs?

29:41 Until the dawn.

29:43 We are still on air 24 hours.

29:45 His trademark voice,

29:48 and as they say, it's still the same.

29:50 is what brings us news that is not listened to and not protected.

29:57 We will not let you down.

29:59 Mike Enriquez's career in broadcasting has been more than 50 years.

30:04 It started when he was just 19 years old.

30:07 At the unexpected opportunity of bringing a friend who works in the radio.

30:14 He said, "Mike is applying for a job."

30:17 I said, "Of course not."

30:19 He said, "Why don't you try? Nothing to lose. Read the newspaper."

30:23 I read it.

30:24 Then at the end, he asked me, "When can you start?"

30:27 In 1995, he moved to GMA Network,

30:31 where he started running the GMA's radio department,

30:35 which he expanded from only 4 stations.

30:39 Our time is 7.28 and 20 seconds.

30:42 Let's cook everything.

30:44 His TV career did not start on purpose.

30:48 When GMA needed male anchors for an election coverage,

30:53 he was surprised by something.

30:55 This face is not for TV.

30:59 I accept that. I am my own mother. I cannot be trusted on TV.

31:03 Mike was chosen to be the anchor of GMA's latest newscast,

31:09 "Saksi."

31:12 They called me for a meeting.

31:14 They said they wanted a fast-paced newscast.

31:17 They wanted it to be fast.

31:20 And it was all headlines.

31:22 I was so nervous.

31:24 I was scared and the air conditioner was cold.

31:26 The price of land is going to rise tomorrow.

31:30 From here, he became a news anchor every night.

31:34 He attracted the attention of millions of Filipinos

31:37 with his unique style of speaking.

31:40 In 2000, Mike officially became an investigator of the country.

31:47 He acted and gave solutions to the problems of our countrymen.

32:00 And when 2004 came, he became a part of the Philippines' every night.

32:07 Here is the most respected, most trusted...

32:11 ...when he became one of the anchors of "24 Hours."

32:15 "24 Hours."

32:17 "Because the news is not sleeping."

32:19 The 24-hour investigator of the country is truly timeless.

32:24 ...of the 2010 election, Senator Noynoy Aquino.

32:29 Good evening, Senator.

32:31 Good evening, Madam Mike.

32:32 From the war in Iraq.

32:34 No matter where the world comes from, we are all one.

32:38 Our mission is to be one.

32:39 We are all one.

32:41 Our job is to let the world know the truth of what is happening here in Iraq.

32:47 Before, it was like this.

32:49 Now, it's like this.

32:51 On the ground.

32:52 Even the strongest typhoon.

32:55 We've been flying here for more than 20 minutes,

32:58 near the flood.

33:00 All of our homes, all of our houses were destroyed.

33:03 Look at the people.

33:05 The cargoes of the ship are all like this.

33:08 They are all white.

33:09 Not a single roof, not a single house, not a single structure or house.

33:15 You will not see anything without a roof.

33:17 Tragedies that have sunk.

33:20 The old center of commerce here in Marawi has not yet recovered from the disaster.

33:27 This is the system here, Mel.

33:29 Tragedies that have sunk.

33:31 Why are you here in the Vatican?

33:33 Why do you want to see John Paul II?

33:36 They say, Mel, because he is a good person.

33:40 In these moments, there is a negotiation being made for the resignation of President Estrada.

33:47 Until the year of the translation of the Black Nazarene.

33:51 The feelings of the devotees are very strong.

33:53 Just one shout, Viva!

33:55 Viva! Viva! Viva!

33:58 He was there to bring the hottest and the newest rain.

34:03 I felt the strength of the faith of the devotees.

34:08 Our next MSUP icon is the legendary main man of the newsroom, Mike Enriquez.

34:17 His fame was recognized not only here in the Philippines, but also in the international stage.

34:24 This is an affirmation that we must be into something right and something good.

34:29 I am Mike Enriquez, your whole heart for the Filipinos.

34:32 Here at GMA, no one is being forced, no one is being protected.

34:36 But in his talent in reporting, he also showed his humanity.

34:43 Where did the new strain come from?

34:46 Excuse me.

34:48 It's not the coronavirus.

34:50 It's the coronavirus.

34:51 Good manners and right conduct.

34:53 People thought it was an RTO or gimmick.

34:56 No.

34:57 We were young, we were used to being beaten up.

35:02 Or when you were beaten, you should say, "Excuse me."

35:05 In the 2019 election, the truth will prevail.

35:08 In this 2019 election, some of what Mike said were discussed and became viral.

35:16 I want to blame them.

35:18 What can we expect from you now?

35:20 You're going to be blamed?

35:21 Yes.

35:22 It's too early.

35:23 You're going to blame them?

35:24 Yes, so that we can know.

35:25 It's just now that we can know.

35:27 While they are discussing their term, we will check what they are doing versus what they promised.

35:36 Now, we love Mike.

35:39 You will not hear his voice after his fight against his feelings.

35:46 But in our hearts, his voice is still clear.

35:52 We will not blame you.

35:54 I am your heart, Mike Henriques.

35:57 We are ready to deliver service and truth and brave news.

36:06 Goodbye, Mike.

36:07 Until we meet again.

36:11 I want to applaud Mike.

36:22 He's really great.

36:24 And that's the news for today, Martes.

36:31 I am May Alcanco.

36:33 I am Vicky Morales for...

36:36 A Bigger Mission.

36:43 For a wider service to the country, I am Emil Sumangil.

36:47 From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines, we are taught 24 hours.

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